The TaylorMade Tour Preferred irons are a better player line that TaylorMade released in January 2014 in three versions: the MB muscleback, the MC muscle cavity and the CB cavity back. They had mad...

The Ping G25 irons are a game improvement set announced in January 2013 and sold from February of that year, built around a Custom Tuning Port that was lowered to line up with where the ball is str...

The Callaway X Forged is a forged cavity back iron for better players, first released in 2007 and updated several times since, most recently with the 2025 X Forged and X Forged Max. Callaway has ke...

The Ping G2 irons are a game improvement iron line that Ping released in September 2003, built to launch the ball higher and forgive off-center hits. They became one of the best-selling irons of th...

A look at the Cleveland 588 name, from the 1988 wedge to the 588 Altitude, MT, TT and MB irons.

The Wilson Staff Model irons are a forged blade and cavity back family that Wilson redesigned in January 2024, and the update focused on the face, the hosel, and where the weight sits. Wilson annou...

A divot is the strip of turf your club cuts out when it hits the ground after the ball. Here is what a good divot looks like, what a bad one tells you, how to fix it, and where the word comes from.

The Ping Karsten I, also called the K1, is the perimeter weighted iron set Karsten Solheim introduced in 1969, and its heads were investment cast from stainless steel instead of forged. It came bef...

The Ping i3 is an iron line Ping released in 2000, and it was the first Ping iron built with the Custom Tuning Port, a feature that shows up on many of the Ping irons that came after it. It was sol...